Sentence examples for opening a space from inspiring English sources

The gallery originally opened in Paris, but when World War II broke out, the Rosenbergs fled to Manhattan, arriving in 1940 and opening a space on East 57th Street a year later.

Those plans call for opening a space in Los Angeles, to be called Hauser Wirth & Schimmel.

"We're valuing Purcell more deeply, opening a space where his achievements can speak with all the intensity he put on the page.

Nevertheless, opening a space for public debate will only be possible if those promises are kept, and the situation returns to normal.

As you go through the book, it occurs to you that Mason thinks he's doing what Malouf has managed to do — opening a space in the original epic and finding something new to say.

Embracing multiculturalism, ensuring religious freedom, rooting out racial profiling, and providing opportunities for advancement and participation in the mainstream economic and political sphere are local actions that can have a global impact by opening a space for more sophisticated terms of engagement with the Muslim world.

"I wanted to open a space, and I just wasn't into Chelsea anymore," he said.

Johnson just opened a space in Los Angeles in conjunction with the vintage store JF Chen.

Neutralising Farc opens a space for a moderate left, which may strengthen political processes.

Collectors, too, are buzzing about: Axel Haubrok opened a space on Strausberger Platz in May.

"We need to open a space to think about art, culture and history," he said.